Moodle: Using Bootstrap for customisation
Bootstrap is a framework for building web content. Moodle uses this framework as the basis for its default theme, which can then be customised through modifying Bootstrap elements. These elements …
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Collaborate ULTRA: Using Collaborate
Collaborate ULTRA is an online classroom, with built in features for engaging with students. These include interactive whiteboards, access to shared files, and options to use breakout rooms for students …
Moodle: Quickmail
Introduction What would I use a Quickmail for? To allow tutors to email course participants by providing a link to a tool that has a checkbox list of all participants …
Moodle: Checking participants and roles
Participants The Participants link enables teachers to easily, view, search for, and filter course participants. 1.Click the Edit mode 2.Select Open course menu > Participants 3.The filter at the top …
Moodle: H5P
H5P (HTML 5 Package) is a tool for creating interactive content, using resources such as video, audio, images and quiz functions. In Moodle H5P content can be uploaded or created …
Admin Tool: Enrolment
Individual Enrolment 1.Select Enrolment > Enrol/unenrol from the main menu 2.Select Enrol users from the Action dropdown menu 3.Select the user role from the dropdown Default – Staff/Student Staff as …
Moodle: Adding Blocks
Add a Block 1.Log into Moodle at https://moodle.arts.ac.uk 2.Enter your course from your list of courses 3.Click on the Edit mode top right 4.Click on the arrow to open the …
Moodle: Navigating the Dashboard for Students
Dashboard Navigation Once you have successfully logged into Moodle you will be presented with your Dashboard. This page is split into 3 sections. 1.Main menu 2.Main content 3.Block drawer Main …
Moodle: Navigating the Dashboard for Staff
Dashboard Navigation Once you have successfully logged into Moodle you will be presented with your Dashboard. This page is split into 3 sections. Main menu 2.Main content 3.Block drawer Main …
Moodle: Weekly format
Introduction The course is organised week by week, with each section having a date heading. Moodle will create a section for each week of your course. You can add content, …